Trump's new war? U.S. President is considering attacking jihadists in Mali
Mali has been in a deep crisis since 2012.
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The military junta, which has ruled since 2020, after expelling French troops and inviting Russian mercenaries in their place, loses the war against Islamic extremists. The country struggles with jihadists, and in its north there are Tuareans from the Azawadu Liberation Front (FLA), who demand autonomy or an independent state of Azawad.
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The military junta, which has ruled since 2020, after expelling French troops and inviting Russian mercenaries in their place, loses the war against Islamic extremists.
according to RzeczpospolitaThe country struggles with jihadists, and in its north there are Tuareans from the Azawadu Liberation Front (FLA), who demand autonomy or an independent state of Azawad.
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